Local notices and society moves in Georgetown area
Residents travel to Charleston Newport News and Greelyville while others attend a Pythian convention in Charleston. The Chamber of Commerce plans a meeting and a book circulating library forms in Georgetown. A hail storm damages Independence Louisiana. local baseball clash in progress between McClellanville and Georgetown. Town events include commencement invitations ad and a lost ring notice.
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J. T. Atkins
Newport News
Alice Sterling
Chamber of Commerce
Local Classifieds Sketch Panhandle Ads and Items
Business locals wanted Pana ma hats cleaned and reblocked first class work for sale two country raised donkeys apply to Daily Item office LOST gold pin officer sword shape with diamond center reward bring to office or carried to FW Dorrill Bloe PAY top wool prices Read Co 731 Front street 5-3 3mos see Read Co cleaning drying mosquito nets Georgetown Furniture Co 20 percent off white linen skirts Let us have your fan to clean up or repair Electrical Contracting and Supply Co 903 Front St Phone 66 See Read Co before selling your wool 5-3-3mos
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Dorrill
Electrical Contracting and Supply Co
Front St
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L. L. Bolick
H. L. Oliver
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Independence
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Rhems
Willie Harllee
Wadmalaw
R.C Griggs
Charles Congdon
Rollaway
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Swastick
Iseman ‘Drug Store
Diiiver
Southern Mercantile Company
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Havana
Georgetown Drug Co
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Read & Company
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Georgetown Furniture Co
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People’s Furniture Co
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